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3D to enhance historical research

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Ancient Sparta in Google Earth - New Perspectives in Landscape Archeology	matroch	2012-03-08
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Virtual Reconstruction of Medieval Monastery Using Computer-Aided Design Model	matroch	2012-03-08
Archaeological Representation: the Visual Conventions for Constructing Knowledge About the Past	matroch	2012-03-08
Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of an Ancient Egyptian Mummy	matroch	2012-03-08
A Science Fiction Tale? A Robot Called Archaeologist	matroch	2012-03-08
A Consideration of 3D Models as an Alternative to Reconstructing Historical Buildings and Sites	matroch	2012-03-08
Urban Heritage Representations in Hyperdocuments	matroch	2012-03-08
An Experiment of Integrated Technologies in Digital Archaeology: Creation of New Pipelines to Increase the Perception of Archaeological Data	matroch	2012-03-08
Possible Worlds in Humanities, Arts and Sciences: Proceedings of Noble Symposium 65	matroch	2012-03-08

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A group to explore how 3D visualization and virtual reality can enhance historical research.

Owner: Mathieu Rocheleau
Registered: 2009-11-25
Type: Public
Membership: Open
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